As effective stewards of resources, Friends seeks to maximize funding for financial aid. The School is also committed to strengthening community and invests in the staffing required to create meaningful events throughout the year. In some cases, the School may ask members to help offset some of these event-related costs by paying a nominal ticket amount for certain events. We thank you for this support and help in advancing the School’s Quaker mission. Ticket Pricing per Person:
General Admission: $25
Current/Former Faculty and Staff: FREE
Alumni of all classes are invited to attend the Latin Colloquium on Friday and all events on Saturday. Special events for the 50th reunion class will be held on Friday, May 16. Other individual class gatherings will be held throughout the weekend. To learn what your class has planned, contact Michael Mudho in the Alumni Office at 646-979-5053 or mmudho@friendsseminary.org.
Schedule for Reunion 2025 | Entrance is through 218 East 16th Street
Musical Storytime with Judy Anderson '66 (Classroom 10) (For alumni/ae who bring their children)
Middle School Performance (McCray Theater) *Seating is first come first serve "Holding Quaker Values in the Light under the Trump Administration" (Great Room) Lecture Led by Kirsti Peters, Director of Diversity, Equity & Belonging
For questions, suggestions or comments related to the alumni community, contact Michael Mudho, Associate Director of Advancement for Alumni Relations, at 646-979-5053.
Please consider a gift to Friends - it can go to greatest need through the Fund for Friends, or to funds including your Senior Gift (Class of YEAR), in honor of a teacher who has passed, or specific endowments, such as:
The Phil Schwartz Endowment for the Teaching of Classics
We invite you to share photos of your time at Friends Seminary with mmudho@friendsseminary.org for an opportunity to have your memories shared throughout Reunion Weekend.
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